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  Cairo diary: Space-wars, public visibility and the transformation of public space in post-revolutionary Egypt

  Mona Abaza

  [no abstract provided]

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  Cyberspace and the changing face of protest and public culture in Egypt

  Mona Abaza

  [no abstract provided]

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  Optimum solar-powered HDH desalination system for semi-isolated communities

  Khalid M. Abd El-Aziz, Hamza Karim Hamza, Mohamed El Morsi, Ashraf O. Nassef, and Sayed M. Metwalli

  [abstract not available]

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  Unattended vehicle detection for automatic traffic light control

  Aya Salama Abdel Hady and Mohamed Moustafa

  [abstract not available]

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  Efficient sensitivity analysis of waveguide structures using Finite Element Method (FEM)

  Mohamed R. Abdelhafez, Mohamed H. Bakr, and Mohamed A. Swillam

  [abstract not available]

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  A fuzzy risk management framework for the egyptian real estate development projects

  Ahmed M. Aboshady, Mohamed M.G. Elbarkouky, and Mohamed M. Marzouk

  [abstract not available]

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  Fuzzy consensus qualitative risk analysis framework for building construction projects

  Ahmed M. Aboushady, Mohamed M. Marzouk, and Mohamed M.G. Elbarkouky

  [abstract not available]

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  Variability mitigation using correction function technique

  Shady Agwa, Eslam Yahya, and Yehea Ismail

  [abstract not available]

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  Social pervasive systems: The integration of social networks and pervasive systems

  Soumaia Al Ayyat, Sherif G. Aly, and Khaled A. Harras

  [abstract not available]

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  Interest aware PeopleRank: Towards effective social-based opportunistic advertising

  Soumaia Al Ayyat, Khaled A. Harras, and Sherif G. Aly

  [abstract not available]

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  Network fabric fault-tolerance for Ethernet-based Networked Control Systems

  Christine H. Alfi, Yara K. Hilal, Gina H. Aziz, Hassan H. Halawa, and Ramez M. Daoud

  Networked Control Systems (NCS) are widely used in industrial applications. Ethernet has recently been used as the communication protocol in NCS. Since overcoming faults is crucial in control systems, fault-tolerance in NCS is being extensively investigated. This paper focuses on the fault-tolerance aspect of Ethernet-based NCS at the network fabric level. It proposes a novel architecture that achieves successful recovery from any single link or switch failure. The model was also tested and proved to be fault-tolerant for some multiple failures. © 2013 IEEE.

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  Selection of precision machining cutting parameters via a modified Efficient Global Optimization approach

  Mohamed Aly, Karim Hamza, Mohammed Shalaby, and Ashraf O. Nassef

  [abstract not available]

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  Counseling and psychotherapy in egypt: Ambiguous identity of a regional leader

  Mona M. Amer

  [no abstract provided]

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  Migration, inflation and social mobility: A sociological interpretation of Egypt's current economic and political crisis

  Galal Ahmad Amin

  [no abstract provided]

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  Design space exploration for low-power memory systems in embedded signal processing applications

  Florin Balasa, Cristian V. Gingu, Ilie I. Luican, and Hongwei Zhu

  [abstract not available]

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  Scratch-pad memory banking for energy reduction in embedded signal processing systems

  Florin Balasa, Ilie I. Luican, and Cristian V. Gingu

  [abstract not available]

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  High-quality data assignment to hierarchical memory organizations for multidimensional signal processing

  Florin Balasa, Ilie I. Luican, and Doru V. Nasui

  [abstract not available]

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  Urban land-cover classification from High Resolution remote sensing imagery

  Safaa M. Bedawi, Mohamed N. Moustafa, and Mohamed S. Kamel

  [abstract not available]

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  Localized monochromatic and pulsed waves in hyperbolic media

  Ioannis M. Besieris and Amr M. Shaarawi

  Consider a uniaxially anisotropic material with diagonal electric permittivity and magnetic permeability tensor elements εxx, εyy = εxx, εzz and μxx, μyy = μxx, μyy, respectively. If all four elements are positive, the dispersion relation is described by an ellipsoid. Within a certain frequency band, however, it may turn out that not all diagonal elements are positive and the dispersion relation is a hyperboloid. Under these conditions, the material is referred to as a hyperbolic medium. For simplicity, the discussion will be confined to a nonmagnetic material. Source-free, transverse magnetic electromagnetic fields in the frequency domain are expressed in terms of an appropriately defined Hertz vector potential equation governed by the equation © 2013 IEEE.

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  Yemen

  Sheila Carapico

  [no abstract provided]

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  Coordinated partial co-channel deployment in two-layer networks

  Nancy Diaa El-Din, Essam A. Sourour, Karim G. Seddik, and Ibrahim A. Ghaleb

  [abstract not available]

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  New hybrid battery model that takes into account both electric circuit characteristics and non-linear battery properties

  Naglaa El Agroudi and Yehea Ismail

  [abstract not available]

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  Performance and complexity comparison of near-optimal MIMO decoders

  Mohamed M.A. El-Aziz, Karim G. Seddik, Ayman Elezabi, and Mohamed Nafie

  [abstract not available]

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  Opportunistic relaying with partial CSI and dynamic resource allocation

  Islam A. El-Bakoury, Karim G. Seddik, and Ayman Elezabi

  In this paper, we consider the problem of minimizing the source node average power required to achieve a certain transmission rate in the existence of a relay node. Some works have considered this problem with the assumption of perfect channel state information (CSI) at the source node. We consider more practical scenarios where the source does not know the channel between the relay and the destination, but receives one-bit feedback on the state of that channel and where a maximum power constraint exists at each transmitting node. We consider two relaying protocols, namely, the Multi-Hop (MH) and the Opportunistic Decode and Forward (ODF) protocols. We derive closed form expressions for the average power required under each protocol and compare their performances with the system that assumes perfect relay-destination channel knowledge at the source node. We find that the performance is close, indicating that one-bit feedback is very useful. We also derive an upper bound on the average power required by the MH protocol, and derive the outage probability expressions for the two protocols. © 2013 IEEE.

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  Integrating space-syntax and discrete-event simulation for e-mobility analysis

  Eiman Y. Elbanhawy, Ruth Dalton, and Khaled Nassar

  [abstract not available]